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Finally got around to replacing the headlights. Also did the distributor cap and rotor but it is still a little slow to start up. Looks like I'll be replacing the plugs and wires now! Hard to do that with all the surgery I went through so I'll have the wife help (; Unfortunately, a rust hole just popped up on my driver side rear door so I'm currently looking around for a replacement. I could patch the hole but I would rather just paint a new one! Seeing as I'm in Texas where there are rust free trucks, it sure does make it easy.
So there is a ton of play in the steering. Where should I start? I know most people do the ball joints and whatnot. I'll have to get in touch with my dad to see what he recently replaced. Should I invest in a Rock Solid steering upgrade? I was also thinking about trying out that fix where you tighten up the steering box.
So there is a ton of play in the steering. Where should I start? I know most people do the ball joints and whatnot. I'll have to get in touch with my dad to see what he recently replaced. Should I invest in a Rock Solid steering upgrade? I was also thinking about trying out that fix where you tighten up the steering box.
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Its an extended cab Dodge, that has 4 doors. The regular doors in the front, and the 1/2 doors in the back. I need to know if the front door from an extended cab will fit the front of a club cab?
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98 and newer extended cab doors will interchange with each other only.
94 to 97, any door will interchange.
94 to 02 (or whatever the last year was) single cab (front seat only trucks) will interchange with 94 to 97 extended cabs.
Dodge may have used different names for these cabs when they changed models, but these above are the general terms used when comparing the two types of cabs.
Hope this helps.